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We believe that our responsibility as mortgage experts goes well beyond simply arranging your mortgage financing. Our job is to ensure that you feel confident in the mortgage process and make decisions that best suit your needs.
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In order for you to feel confident about the mortgage process and make the best decisions for your tribe, you have to feel at ease and be able to ask questions. We stay in touch with you throughout the entire process, provide information up front, but also make ourselves available whenever you need us!
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Lenders
Here are a few of the lenders we have developed excellent relationships with, let’s figure out which one has the best products to offer you!
The Mortgage Deferral Program is Over. Now What?
The federal government introduced a six-month Mortgage Deferral Program – which officially wrapped up September 30th – to help Canadians stay in their homes while the job market recovered from COVID-19. With the deferral program coming to an end, stress has mounted...
Why Do We Pay Property Taxes?
Property taxes are levied to homeowners as a way to help maintain services in your community that ensure your neighbourhood continues to thrive and remain an attractive place to live and work. Property taxes represent a key source of funding for municipalities...
When Must a Mortgage Interest Adjustment be Paid?
Often times, when you buy a property, there’s a gap between your home’s closing date and the day in which your lender withdraws your first mortgage payment from your bank account. During those in-between days, interest is accumulated on the money you owe, and a...
